| 释义 |
in re
I. \-ˈrā, -ˈrē\ adverb
or in re·bus \-ˈrābəs, -ˈrēb-\
Etymology: in re from Latin, in the thing; in rebus from Latin, in the things
1. : in the individual : in the particular existing thing
< many metaphysicians hold that universals exist in re >
— see avicennism; compare realism
2. : in something existing outside the mind
3. : in the real world
II. preposition
Etymology: Latin
: in the matter of : concerning, re — often used in the title or name of a case where the proceeding is in rem or quasi in rem and not in personam (as in a matter involving a probate or bankrupt estate, a guardianship, or an application for laying out a public highway) and occasionally in the title or name of an ex parte proceeding (as in an application for a writ of habeas corpus) |